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Wealthiest neighbourhoods in Waterloo

Laurelwood is Waterloo's wealthiest neighbourhood, with a median family income of $172,000, well above the citywide figure of $104,500. Eastbridge and Rummelhardt aren't far behind, at $162,000 and $158,000.

These high-income areas also tend to have older residents. Laurelwood's median age is 51.6, while Erbsville, also a top earner at $151,000, is younger at 39.2.

Citywide, 65.3% of homes in Waterloo are owner-occupied, and 22.2% of households spend 30% or more of their income on housing.

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Median family income
$104,500p60
30%+ of income on housing
22.2%p55
Owner-occupied
65.3%p25
Density
2,941 /km²p50

The first bar is the headline ranking metric; the rest are related axes for context. Bars are the Waterlooaggregate's percentile rank vs Ontario's 20,000+ census areas.

Top neighbourhoods in Waterloo by median after-tax family income

Neighbourhoodmedian after-tax family incomeMedian age
1. Laurelwood · Waterloo$172,00051.6
2. Eastbridge · Waterloo$162,00048.4
3. Rummelhardt · Waterloo$158,00044.8
4. Beechwood · Waterloo$157,00044.8
5. University Downs · Waterloo$151,00042.4
6. Erbsville · Waterloo$151,00039.2
7. Lakeshore Village · Waterloo$142,00051.2
8. Millennium & Cider Mill · Waterloo$140,00040.0
9. Chippendale Common · Waterloo$138,00044.0
10. Westmount & Osprey · Waterloo$135,00044.4
11. Belmont Village · Waterloo$134,00041.2
12. Westmount · Waterloo$130,00039.6
13. Westvale · Waterloo$128,00036.8
14. Clair Hills · Waterloo$127,00038.4
15. Uptown · Waterloo$125,00035.2
16. Fairfield · Waterloo$121,00041.2
17. Lake Louise & Conservation · Waterloo$120,00047.6
18. Bridgeport & Margaret · Waterloo$110,00038.8
19. Weber & Albert · Waterloo$106,00040.0
20. Mt. Hope - Huron Park · Waterloo$105,00040.4

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Common questions

What is the wealthiest neighbourhood in Waterloo?

Laurelwood, with a median family income of $172,000, compared to a citywide median of $104,500.

Which Waterloo neighbourhoods have the highest incomes after Laurelwood?

Eastbridge comes next at $162,000, followed by Rummelhardt at $158,000 and Beechwood at $157,000.

Do Waterloo's wealthiest neighbourhoods have older residents?

Often, yes. Laurelwood's median age is 51.6 and Eastbridge's is 48.4, though Erbsville, also a high earner, has a younger median age of 39.2.

How much do Waterloo homeowners spend on housing?

Citywide, 22.2% of households spend 30% or more of their income on housing, and 65.3% of homes are owner-occupied.